PNN – English-language media outlets, citing statements by the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, reported that Iran has ruled out the option of transferring nuclear materials abroad.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; English-language media featured remarks made by Major General Mohsen Rezaei—Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council—during an interview with the Al-Mayadeen network as a top headline.
Reuters ran the story under the headline: Head of Iran’s security body: We will not allow enriched nuclear materials to leave the country.
Al Jazeera English also reported: Live updates on the Iran conflict: Mohsen Rezaei opposes the transfer of Iran’s nuclear materials abroad.
The English edition of The Times of Israel also reported: The head of Iran’s security apparatus stated that they would not allow any enriched nuclear material to be taken out of the country.
The English edition of Asharq Al-Awsat, citing the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, reported: We will not allow even a single particle of enriched nuclear material to leave the country.
The London-based publication noted that Mohsen Rezaei, a senior Iranian security official, stated in a television interview: Iran will not permit even a single particle of enriched nuclear material to be taken out of the country, adding that any new U.S. attack on Iran would result in consequences for Washington.
The English-language website The Arab Weekly also reported that, amidst the ongoing stalemate, Iran has vowed not to relinquish even “a single particle” of its enriched nuclear material.
The Arab Weekly added that Iran has ruled out the option of transferring enriched nuclear materials abroad.
CBS News also reported that the head of Iran’s security apparatus stated that any new U.S. attack would be met with a response targeting the country’s bases in distant regions—a remark that alludes to U.S. military bases in Europe.